Vintage 22ct Yellow Gold Floral Pattern Band By Lawson, Ward And Gammage London 1959
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DESCRIPTION (Please scroll to the bottom to view video)
Sublime, elegant and timeless floral pattern ring crafted in luscious 22ct yellow gold and fully hallmarked for Lawson, Ward And Gammage - manufacturing jewellers - Hatton Garden, London And Camberwell Road London.
Founded by John Gammage in Clerkenwell London in 1861 we would be challenged to find a more beautifully crafted 22ct gold band.
Lush and bright, a lovely width of just shy of 5mm and featuring a pretty antique style scrolling floral pattern for its full circumference and just to add a touch more elegance the pattern is edged with a fine micro mill grain edging.
In fine condition this one appears to have spent very little time on the finger and deserves to, once again, allow her beauty to shine.
STONES
None
MEASUREMENTS
4.8mm
WEIGHT
4.66 Grams
MARKS
‘LW&G’ - For Lawson, Ward And Gammage
‘Crown’ / 22 / Leopards Head for London / ‘d’ date letter for 1959
SIZE
O or 17.5mmm diameter US 7 1/4
Not re-sizable due to pattern
CONDITION
Very good to excellent preowned condition. Pattern is crisp as are hallmarks inside indicating very little use. Bright, substantial this ring veritably glows.
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